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MISS BANNERMAN AND THE DUKE Miss Rose Bannerman is prepared to save her family and marry for money, not love. She and her twin are opposites on everything from looks, temperament and their ideas on love. Millie could never marry without love, and Rose is ready to make the sacrifice. Perry, Lord Bentley, Duke of Essex, has no intention of marrying until he finds the right girl to fill his list of requirements. She must be obedient, witty and attractive. He believes he finds all of those things in Rose’s sister, Millie. Knowing that Millie does not like Lord Bentley, and has no wish to marry him, Rose takes her place on a carriage ride in the park. His arrogance causes her to act impulsively, and in order to save her reputation, he asks her to marry him. Neither of them is happy with the arrangement, though. Perry sees Rose as an impulsive girl, too young to be by his side as a duchess, and Rose sees Perry as arrogant and stuffy. Miss Bannerman and The Duke was a fun book to read. I enjoyed both the imperfections and redeeming qualities of the hero and the heroine. They both had a range of emotions and actions that had me laughing and crying throughout the story. The ending was not easily predictable, and Ms. Miller’s descriptions made it easy to picture each scene as I continued to turn the pages. Jane
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